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00:12:49 TZ; Sick: Getting sick in New Orleans is a terrible experience. V; Katrina Victims. According to experts, Hurricane Katrina left New Orleans in a crippling health care crisis. SI; Dr. Mehmet Oz, a heart surgeon, says that many people are not getting help. I; Judy Alexander, a hurricane survivor, says that her health is still suffering. V; University Hospital interior. I; An unidentified man, says that getting health care is hard. Many doctors in New Orleans were displaced by Katrina. Approximately 50 percent of the doctors have not returned. I; Dr. Kevin Stephens, the director of New Orleans Health Dept., talks about the shortage of workers. I; Patients talk about the poor care. V; Charity Hospital; Lindy Boggs Medical Center in Tent Louisiana. GR; Statistics. An estimated 98,000 people in New Orleans are uninsured. GR; Map. I; In Perkinston, Mississippi Dawin talks about health care. The death rate in New Orleans is 50 percent higher. V; Free Health Clinic. I; Dr. Karen DeSalvo, the director of Tulane Health Center at the Covenant House, talks about helping the area. V; Anderson Cooper. More than 20,000 displaced families continue to live in FEMA trailers in New Orleans and Mississippi. The trailers, however, are making people sick. In Kiln, Mississippi the Huckabee family is suffering from illnesses caused by toxins in the trailer. V; Huckabee Family. I; Lindsay Huckabee, a FEMA trailer user, talks about the problems. Steve Huckabee has a mouth tumor, and the children suffer from constant nose bleeds. Formaldehyde is the chemical that is causing the health problems. GR; Administrator Federal Emergency Management Agency David Pualison statement. Michael Moore has a new documentary out called Sicko. Dr. Mehmet Oz reporting. 00:21:35